• Machico - Whether interested in history, nature, relaxation, or outdoor adventures, Machico provides a captivating and enchanting experience for every visitor, making it a must-see destination on Madeira’s eastern coast.
• Praia de Machico - Praia de Machico is a stunning sandy beach located in the town of Machico on Madeira’s eastern coast, Portugal. With its golden sands, crystal-clear waters, and breathtaking surroundings, it offers a delightful spot for relaxation and leisure activities.
• Vereda das Funduras (PR5) - Portela Funduras is a rugged and adventurous 4x4 trail near Machico in Madeira, Portugal. This off-road route takes you through the stunning landscapes of the Portela region, offering an adrenaline-pumping experience for thrill-seekers and nature enthusiasts.
• Portela - The highlight of Portela is its stunning viewpoint, known as Miradouro da Portela. From this vantage point, visitors are treated to awe-inspiring vistas of the deep blue Atlantic Ocean, dramatic coastal cliffs, and the surrounding lush valleys. The viewpoint provides a perfect spot to pause, take in the mesmerizing scenery, and capture memorable photographs.

The area surrounding Portela is characterized by its rugged terrain and diverse vegetation. Lush green hillsides and terraced fields create a patchwork of vibrant colors, reflecting the agricultural heritage of the region. Orchards, vineyards, and fruit-bearing trees can be found throughout the area, showcasing the agricultural heart of Madeira.

• Miradouro da Portela - The highlight of Portela is its stunning viewpoint, known as Miradouro da Portela. From this vantage point, visitors are treated to awe-inspiring vistas of the deep blue Atlantic Ocean, dramatic coastal cliffs, and the surrounding lush valleys. The viewpoint provides a perfect spot to pause, take in the mesmerizing scenery, and capture memorable photographs.

The area surrounding Portela is characterized by its rugged terrain and diverse vegetation. Lush green hillsides and terraced fields create a patchwork of vibrant colors, reflecting the agricultural heritage of the region. Orchards, vineyards, and fruit-bearing trees can be found throughout the area, showcasing the agricultural heart of Madeira.

• Porto da Cruz - The village is nestled between towering cliffs and the sparkling Atlantic Ocean, offering picturesque vistas at every turn. The dramatic coastal landscape provides a stunning backdrop for this enchanting seaside retreat. Visitors can stroll along the promenade, enjoying the refreshing sea breeze and admiring the views of the rugged coastline.

One of the most iconic features of Porto da Cruz is the imposing Penha d’Aguia, or Eagle’s Rock. This distinctive rock formation, resembling an eagle in flight, stands majestically above the village, providing an incredible sight for hikers and nature enthusiasts. The adventurous can venture on a hike to the summit, rewarded with breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding area.

• Miradouro do Guindaste - From the Guindaste Viewpoint, one can marvel at the dramatic cliffs and rugged coastline that characterize this part of the island. The sight of crashing waves against the rocky shores creates a mesmerizing spectacle. On clear days, it’s even possible to catch glimpses of other nearby Madeiran villages and landmarks along the coastline.
• Casas Tipicas de Santana - Santana enchants visitors with its charming thatched-roof houses, idyllic landscapes, and traditional charm. Whether captivated by the unique architecture, seeking nature adventures, or simply looking for a serene and authentic Madeiran experience, Santana is a destination that should not be missed.
• Santana - When visiting Santana, trying local cuisine is a must. Traditional Madeiran dishes can be savored in the village’s restaurants, where one can indulge in flavorsome delicacies such as espetada (grilled skewered meat) and the popular bolo do caco, a traditional garlic-infused bread.
• Santana - The village is nestled amidst lush green mountains, providing a dramatic backdrop that adds to its allure. Upon arrival in Santana, visitors are greeted by rows of quaint and colorful houses known as “Casas de Colmo.” These traditional dwellings, with their unique thatched roofs made from local straw, are intricately designed and have become an iconic symbol of Santana.
• Madeira Islands - The island is renowned for its dramatic landscapes, characterized by soaring mountains, deep valleys, and rugged coastal cliffs. From its highest peak, Pico Ruivo, adventurers can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of rolling hills, deep gorges, and the sparkling ocean below.
• Ribeiro Frio - Ribeiro Frio is a small village located in Madeira, a Portuguese archipelago in the Atlantic Ocean. It is situated in the northeastern part of the island. Ribeiro Frio is known for its stunning natural beauty, lush green landscapes, and magnificent mountainous scenery. One of the main attractions in Ribeiro Frio is the Ribeiro Frio Natural Park, which is a popular spot for hikers and nature lovers.
• Pico Do Areeiro - At the top of Pico do Arieiro, there is a visitor center that provides information about the area’s geology, flora, and fauna. There is also a cafe where visitors can enjoy refreshments and take in the stunning views. From the summit, on clear days, it is possible to observe the neighboring peaks and even catch a glimpse of the neighboring island of Porto Santo.
• Pico do Arieiro - Pico do Arieiro is a popular starting point for various hiking trails, including the challenging but rewarding trek to Pico Ruivo, the highest peak on the island. The hike offers incredible views and allows visitors to experience the natural beauty of Madeira up close.

Whether visiting for the breathtaking views, the hiking opportunities, or simply to enjoy the serene mountain atmosphere, Pico do Arieiro is a must-visit destination in Madeira for nature lovers and adventure seekers.

• Small group, maximum 8 persons per jeep
• Multilanguage guide
• Open top 4x4 vehicle
• Free pick up in Funchal / Caniço

• Gratuities
• Lunch
• pick up at the cruide dock / harbour extra fee €5.00 per person
• pick up outside of Funchal / Caniço extra fee

The East Madeira 4x4 Jeep tour offers an exhilarating and immersive experience, combining adventure, natural beauty, cultural insights, and the expertise of knowledgeable guides. It allows you to discover a different side of Madeira that may not be easily accessible through other means of transportation.

By combining the thrilling open-top roof experience, breathtaking views, off-road capabilities, local expertise, and personalized approach, the East Madeira open top roof 4x4 Jeep tour offers a truly unique and unforgettable adventure through the stunning landscapes of East Madeira.

• Total tour duration includes travel time

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.